L'Âne et le Ruisseau

Baron de Valbrun is betrothed to the Countess. His childhood friend, Marquis de Berny, is engaged to Marguerite, the Countess's cousin and protégée. But the Baron, shy and hurt by the past, does not dare declare his love. Sensitive and independent, Marguerite resists the Marquis's excessive confidence.

To hurry things along and challenge their indecision, the Countess and the Marquis devise a daring scheme: make the Baron jealous by pretending they are secretly in love with each other.

But when you play at the theatre of emotions, do you risk getting burned by your own contradictions?